Elevator subcode fees. The fees for elevator inspections,
including new installations, alterations, repairs and ongoing inspections,
are as indicated below. A certificate of compliance is required to
be issued after each successful ongoing inspection.

As per N.J.S.A. 52:27D-126e and § 124-4 of the Code of the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills, a disabled person or parent or sibling of a disabled person shall not be required to pay a fee for a Group R-5 construction permit to alter or improve handicap accessibility to the applicant's own living unit.

Standard-sized paper documents shall be made available for purchase
by any citizen during regular business hours according to the following
schedule of fees which shall be based on the total number of pages
or parts thereof to be purchased without regard to the number of separate
records being copied:

As set forth in N.J.S.A. 39:4-131, when copies of motor vehicle accident reports are requested other than in person, the requestor shall pay a fee of $5 to cover the administrative cost of mailing the report, in addition to the fees established pursuant to § 4-58, Public records. For purposes of this subsection, the term "motor vehicle accident reports" shall mean form NJTR-1, as well as any investigative reports arising from and pertaining to the accident.

A deposit shall be paid prior to filing a request
where it is estimated that the records requested will cost in excess
of $5 to reproduce. The amount of the deposit shall equal the total
estimated cost of filing the request.

Except as otherwise provided by state law or regulation, a copy or copies of a government record may be purchased by any person upon payment of the fees set forth in § 4-58. Notwithstanding the foregoing, pursuant to N.J.S.A. 47:1A-5 et seq., if the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills can demonstrate that its actual cost for duplication of a government record exceeds rates set forth in § 4-58, the Township shall be permitted to charge the actual cost of duplicating the record.

Quarantine fee, which shall be applicable if the surrendered
animal has bitten in the last 10 days: the above surrender fee plus
$100 to help defray the cost of specialized health care and maintenance
for said animals.

Fees for emergency medical services. The fee for emergency medical
services shall be $750, plus $15 per mile per trip. If the ambulance
responds but does not transport the patient to a hospital emergency
department or other medical facility, the fee shall be $250.

Fees for equipment and medications. When any of the following equipment
or medications is used or administered in conjunction with the care
of any patient, an additional fee shall be billed according to the
tier of said equipment or medication, as follows:

*Type 1A permits for scheduled events as defined in § 169-7 will be $50 if application is made at least five business days prior to event, $100 if application is made less than five business days prior to the event, $250 if application is made less than two business days prior to the event, and $300 if application is made the day of the event.

If testing of smoke control systems and other fire protection systems performed pursuant to § 169-10A and B is unsuccessful, a subsequent test shall be arranged. Testing performed during normal business hours will be performed without a fee. The fee for subsequent testing performed during nonbusiness hours is $200. Such fee shall be paid prior to the performance of the subsequent test. (§ 169-10D)

Any application for the initial issuance or annual renewal of a license
to engage in the business of construction, repairing or reconstructing
any individual sewage disposal system or privy shall be accompanied
by a nonrefundable application fee of $50.

Any application for the issuance of a subsurface sewage disposal
system permit shall be accompanied by a nonrefundable application
fee of $250. The application fee shall include plan review related
to a new system or alteration of an existing system, and a certificate
of compliance. Percolation and water tests are to be performed by
a licensed contractor or engineer at the expense of the property owner.

Any application for the issuance or renewal of a license to a person
engaged in the business of cleaning or emptying receptacles for the
reception and storage of human excrement or other putrescible matter
shall be accompanied by a nonrefundable application fee of $25 for
each vehicle or conveyance so licensed.

Class A membership playing privileges any time the course is
available as outings permit. Class A members will be permitted to
schedule tee times 14.5 days in advance. Corporations must specify
the employee names at the time of registration.

Resident

Nonresident

Individual

$750

$1,500

Corporation, up to 4 employees

$3,100

$5,800

Corporation, 5 employees

$3,875

$7,250

Corporation, 6 employees

$4,650

$8,700

Corporation, 7 employees

$5,450

$10,150

Knoll West Initial Membership Fee — Class B

Class B membership playing privileges as outings permit and
weekend afternoons as available. Class B members will be permitted
to schedule tee times 7.5 days in advance. Corporations must specify
the employee names at the time of registration.

Exception to nonrefundable deposit. In the event a previously
reserved outing is canceled by a nonprofit organization in enough
time for another outing to be scheduled for the previously reserved
date, thereby resulting in no loss of revenue to the Township, the
deposit may be refunded to such nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization.

For purposes of this fee schedule, an individual will be considered
a Township resident if his or her principal place of residence is
located in Parsippany-Troy Hills and/or he or she owns real property
and the individual seeking the status of a Township resident for this
fee schedule is personally liable for real property taxes on same.
A corporation shall be considered to be a Township resident if the
corporation owns or leases property in Parsippany-Troy Hills for the
purpose of conducting a business. All applicants who seek resident
status for purposes of the Knoll West Fee Schedule shall produce,
at the request of the Township, such proof of residence as the Township
may require.

For two golfers renting one cart, each golfer will be billed
half of the cost of an eighteen-hole cart, plus tax. For one golfer
renting one cart, that golfer will be billed half the cost of an eighteen-hole
cart, plus tax.

The members of the two high school golf teams and their two
coaches (one per school) for practice on course and the opposing team
and coach for matches, provided that practices and matches are played
on weekdays.

All Township and Kemper employees and active volunteer members
of the six fire districts, two volunteer ambulance squads, the rescue
and recovery squad and the Office of Emergency Management shall pay
the member rate for greens fees and golf cart rental at both the East
and West courses.

Members' dependent children and grandchildren under the
age of 23 shall pay junior rates for all greens fees and golf cart
rental fees at the West course. Proof of age is required. Member is
required to be present during golf play for dependent children and
grandchildren.

Recording of Planning Board hearings. The fee for a duplicate recording shall be $50 for proceedings up to and including three hours in length, plus $25 for each additional hour or fraction thereof. (§ 225-15)

Upon an application for approval of a final major site plan review: 50% of the fees for preliminary site plan as established in Subsection B(6), except that the escrow fee for a final site plan shall be $3,000.

Upon the filing of an application which includes a request for approval, pursuant to the ancillary powers of the Planning Board: the fee applicable to the application of which such request forms a part, in addition to the fees provided in § 225-27.

In all cases where applications for site plan approval
for apartment houses or multifamily dwellings may be required under
any ordinances of the Township, the applicant for such site plan approval
shall pay a fee of $10 per apartment unit.

Upon the filing of an application for mixed
use development: a fee of $500, plus $15 per single-family residential
lot, plus $10 per attached dwelling unit, plus a sum equal to $0.03
per square foot of building area for the first 10,000 square feet
of nonresidential building area, plus a sum equal to $0.01 per square
foot of building area for the next 90,000 square feet of building
area, plus a sum equal to $0.005 per square foot of building area
for all square footage of building area in excess of 100,000 square
feet.

In cases where the applicant is seeking variance
approval pursuant to the ancillary powers of the Planning Board, in
conjunction with conditional use approval, only one fee will be required,
which will be the highest fee for any one type of application.

Recording of Zoning Board of Adjustment hearings. The fee for a duplicate recording shall be $50 for proceedings up to and including three hours in length, plus $25 for each additional hour or fraction thereof. (§ 225-26)

When an increase in residential density pursuant
to N.J.S.A. 40:55D-70d(5) (known as a "d" variance) has been permitted,
developers shall be required to pay a development fee of 6% of the
equalized assessed value for each additional unit that may be realized.
However, if the zoning on a site has changed during the two-year period
preceding the filing of such a variance application, the base density
for the purposes of calculating the bonus development fee shall be
the highest density permitted by right during the two-year period
preceding the filing of the variance application.

Development fees shall be imposed on the construction of new residential development and additions and alterations to existing development, unless exempt pursuant to § 225-88. New construction development fees shall be based on the equalized assessed value of land and improvements. Development fees for additions, alterations, or where an existing structure is demolished and replaced, shall be based on the increase in equalized assessed value that results from the addition, alteration or replacement.

Within all zoning districts, nonresidential
developers, except for developers of the types of development specifically
exempted, shall pay a fee equal to 2.5% of the equalized assessed
value of the land and improvements, for all new nonresidential construction
on an unimproved lot or lots.

Nonresidential developers, except for developers
of the types of development specifically exempted, shall also pay
a fee equal to 2.5% of the increase in equalized assessed value resulting
from any additions to existing structures to be used for nonresidential
purposes.

Development fees shall be imposed and collected
when an existing structure is demolished and replaced. The development
fee of 2.5% shall be calculated on the difference between the equalized
assessed value of the preexisting land and improvement and the equalized
assessed value of the newly improved structure, i.e. land and improvement,
at the time final certificate of occupancy is issued. If the calculation
required under this section results in a negative number, the nonresidential
development fee shall be zero.

Disposal of medical waste where Township garbage collection is provided. No person receiving garbage collection services from the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills shall dispose of medical waste in any container which is to be collected by the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills, unless it is in a container specifically designated by the Township Department of Health for the disposal of medical waste. Such medical waste shall be disposed of by utilizing specifically identified bags which may be purchased from the Township for a fee of $10 per bag. (§ 354-15B)

Disposal of medical waste where Township garbage collection is not provided. Any medical waste generated by offices of physicians, dentists and veterinarians located within the Township which are not receiving Township Garbage Collection services may be disposed of in a container designated for that purpose by the Township Department of Health by utilizing specifically identified bags which may be purchased from the Township for a fee of $10 per bag. (§ 354-15C)

For failure to notify the Police Department a minimum
of two hours prior to a scheduled off-duty job, or if the police officer
reports to the scheduled job and the contractor cancels, the contractor
will be charged a minimum of four hours at the appropriate rate.

Groups and teams will be assessed the nonresident facility use
permit fee unless at least 80% of the group or team is residents of
the Township, as evidenced by the submittal of a team roster along
with proof of address. Acceptable means of proof of address shall
be determined by the Superintendent of Recreation or his or her designee.

At least 80% of the youth registered to participate in the affiliated
youth sports organization are Township residents;

[2]

The affiliated organization collects and remits annually to
the Township's Recreation Department a complete roster of registrants
and facility use fee of $100 for each nonresident registered participant;

[3]

With the approval of the Township Administration each affiliated
organization will be permitted to hold one special event per calendar
year.

Fees
for special services. The hourly fee for special services provided
by Parks and Forestry employees, outside of regular working hours,
shall be $58 per hour, per employee. A minimum of two employees and
a minimum of four hours shall be charged.

Each application to erect any tent, table, display, advertisement,
booth or concession during any Township-sponsored event or festival
in any Township right-of-way or upon any Township street, sidewalk,
or property shall be accompanied by a fee determined pursuant to the
following table.

[Amended 6-16-2015 by Ord. No. 2015:11]

Fee

Type of Business/Organization

Display Area

(feet)

Early Registration

Full-Price Registration

Specially designated businesses/vendors

Up to 25 x 10

$125

$150

In-Township food vendor

Up to 25 x 10

$125

$150

Out-of-Township food vendor

Up to 25 x 10

$325

$350

Non-food/drink vendor

Up to 25 x 10

$75

$100

In-Township nonprofit

fund-raising/display [application form will indicate what subtypes
of 501(c)s will fall into this category]

Biennial inspection of residential rental properties shall be $30 per unit, which shall include the initial inspection and one reinspection. Each additional reinspection shall be $30 per unit. (There will be no charge for apartment that had housing certificate inspection within 30 days prior to start date of biennial inspection). (§ 315-14)

No person shall operate a retail food-handling establishment unless
a license or renewal of an existing license to operate same has been
issued by the Health Officer. Such license or renewal of an existing
license shall be posted in a conspicuous place in such establishment.

Applications for new licenses and for renewal of such licenses shall be submitted, together with the required fee, prior to June 30 of each year. The licenses issued or renewed shall expire annually on June 30, with the exception of temporary food licenses. Outdoor eating establishments are subject to the provisions of Chapter 275.

The fees for a retail food establishment license, with the exception of Subsection I below, shall be assessed on the basis of the total square footage of the establishment, including storage, preparation areas, indoor and outdoor dining, according to the following schedule:

Fees for a retail food establishment serving only prepackaged, potentially
nonhazardous foods with no food preparation on site shall be assessed
on the basis of the total square footage of the portion of the establishment
dedicated to such products, including storage areas, shall be as follows:

Connection to Township sanitary sewer system. The sewer rental fees and charges for all facilities within the Township whose waste is being treated at the Township treatment plant without regard to the ownership of the transmission lines shall be as follows: (§ 329-17A)

Subsidized senior citizens housing projects. Each dwelling unit contained in a housing project limited to senior citizen residents which receives federal rent subsidies pursuant to Section 8 of the United States Housing Act of 1937, 42 U.S.C. § 1437 et seq., and is in compliance with the approval, authorization and requirements of the Public Housing and Development Authority of the Department of Community Affairs, pursuant to N.J.S.A. 55:16-1 et seq. and N.J.A.C. 5:13-1.1 et seq.: 50% of the minimum annual charge otherwise payable pursuant to Subsection A(1)(a) and (b) hereunder.

All users shall be subject to an additional
fee attributable to operation and maintenance charges in the amount
of $2.92 per 1,000 gallons of water or part thereof as recorded by
the user's water meter(s).

Any residential property (excluding any such
property that qualifies as a mixed use property) which does not have
a separate irrigation meter shall be granted a twenty-five-percent
reduction in this rate and any apartment complexes shall be granted
a five-percent reduction in this rate.

Water meters required. All users connected to the sanitary sewer system shall have a water meter(s) installed at the source of the water entering the system, shall provide access to the Township for purposes of reading the meter(s) and shall pay the applicable fees set forth in Subsection A(1)(a) and (b) above. Failure to install the required water meter(s) will result in a sewer bill based upon an average estimated daily flow for each category of use as set forth in § 329-15, Schedule A: Criteria for Future Sewage Flow.

Annual review of charges. The Township shall review
the user charges at least annually and shall revise the rates as necessary
to ensure that adequate revenues are generated in order to pay the
costs of operation and maintenance, including replacement costs, and
that the system continues to provide for the proportional distribution
of operating and maintenance costs among classes of users. The Township
shall notify each user at least annually of the rate being charged
to cover operation and maintenance charges, including replacement
charges.

Industrial cost recovery. Industrial users shall be
subject to industrial cost recovery (ICR) charges to pay that portion
of the federal grant for new facilities allocable to the treatment
of wastes from such users.

Industrial users shall include those industries
as identified in the Standard Industrial Classification Manual, 1972,
which contribute industrial wastes to the sanitary sewer system and
shall not include those industries discharging wastes only from sanitary
conveniences.

The ICR program is applicable to the 12 MGD
expansion to the sewage treatment plant and to the Troy Meadow intercepting
sewer. The ICR period for these facilities shall be for a period of
30 years from October 4, 1976, to October 4, 2006.

Any house connection made after the original installation
of the public sewer, including the making of the tap to the public
sewer and the excavation, backfilling and resurfacing of the trench
from the public sewer to two feet inside the curbline, will be done
by the Sewer Department at the expense of the applicant.

Uses other than single-family residential. Sewer connection
fees for other than three-or-more-bedroom single-family residential
shall be based upon a computation for utilizing the above charge multiplied
by the equivalent number of single-family units contributing the same
flow to the system and in accordance with the following standards:

Calculation of fee. The sewer connection fee shall
be calculated to reflect the actual cost of the physical connection
plus an amount computed in the following manner to represent a fair
payment toward the cost of the system:

The amount representing all debt service, including
but not limited to sinking funds, reserved funds, the principal and
interest on bonds and the amount of any loans and the interest thereon,
paid by the Township to defray the capital cost of developing the
system as of the end of the immediately preceding budget year shall
be added to all capital expenditures made by the Township not funded
by a bond ordinance or debt for the development of the system as of
the end of the immediately preceding budget year.

Any gifts, contributions or subsidies to the Township
received from, and not reimbursed or reimbursable to, any federal,
state, county or municipal government or agency or any private person,
and that portion of amounts paid to the Township by a public entity
under a service agreement or service contract which is not repaid
to the public entity by the Township shall then be subtracted.

The remainder shall be divided by the total number
of service units served by the Township at the end of the immediately
preceding budget year, and the results shall then be apportioned to
each new connector according to the number of service units attributed
to that connector. In attributing service units to each connector,
the estimated average daily flow of sewage for the connector shall
be divided by the average daily flow of sewage to the average single-family
residence of three or more bedrooms in the area served by the Township
to produce the number or service units to be attributed.

Annual recomputing of fee. The sewer connection fee
shall be recomputed annually at the end of each budget year, and a
public hearing shall be held by the Township Council prior to its
adoption. The revised connection fee may be imposed upon those who
subsequently connect in that budget year to the system.

Payment required prior to connection. All sewer connection
fees as outlined under this subsection shall be paid to the Parsippany-Troy
Hills Township Utility prior to any connection being made to the Township's
system and/or prior to the issuance of a certificate of occupancy.

Schedule A

Criteria for Future Sewage Flow

Type of Establishment

Measurement Unit

Gallons per Day

Sewage flow for any given type of occupancy
varies widely depending on the nature of the occupancy. The following
chart lists values used to determine sewage flow for the types of
occupancies shown:

Soil moving fee. The soil moving fee will be charged at the rate of $0.15 per cubic yard of fill or excavation less the soil application fee. If the permit is voluntarily withdrawn, the soil moving fee shall be refunded less the expenses incurred by the Township. (§ 350-7B)

Engineering and inspection fees. In addition to the fees provided for in Subections A and B above, the applicant shall also be responsible for the payment of engineering and inspection fees to the Township Engineer at the rate of $45 per hour. (§ 350-7C)

Exemption from fees. All utility companies and federal, state and local authorities, including the Board of Education and charitable organizations, may be exempt from the requirements of soil application fees and soil movement fees at the discretion of and upon application to the Township Council. (§ 350-7D)

The hourly fee for traffic control services or security services provided by special police officers of the Township Police Department shall be based on the hourly wage paid to the special officer assigned to the project and as dictated by the established white collar salary ranges in effect at the time. There shall be an additional fee of $2 per hour to offset administrative charges. (§ 4-32)

The applicant shall complete a request for criminal history form for each individual associated with the applicant who will provide services pursuant to Chapter 385 and shall submit the form(s), along with a certified check or money order in the amount of the current state rate for each form, made payable to NJSBI. The request for criminal history forms shall be obtained from the Chief of Police. (§ 385-3B)

Clean-up of fluids discharged from vehicle to be removed: one-time fee of $20, plus cost of material used. If more than one bag of environmentally safe drying compound is used, the towing operator may charge at the rate of $18 per fifty-pound bag. (§ 385-5C)

The fees set forth in the schedule below for towing
and storage rates are the maximum permitted charges that shall apply
to the towing and/or storage of passenger automobiles. Towing operators
transporting multiple passenger vehicles at one time shall receive
the applicable fees for each passenger vehicle transported.

In the event that the towing operator has been
summoned by the Township for the purpose of towing an abandoned vehicle,
and if the owner or the operator appears on the scene before the vehicle
is hooked to a tow truck, then the towing operator will make no charge
in that instance.

Vehicles that are towed under this chapter and
that subsequently become the target of a police investigation (criminal,
fatal accident, etc.), and become the responsibility of the Township
to pay the tow charge, shall be charged at the current rate for towing
of Township-owned vehicles.

Storage fees shall start after the first 12
hours of storage and be for twenty-four-hour periods. The fees set
forth for storage are the maximum storage charges per twenty-four-hour
period, and same shall apply to a vehicle that is stored as a result
of accidents, abandonments, repairs, or suspected criminal activity.

Road repair services. The towing operator shall
be permitted to charge an additional fee based on the towing operator's
prevailing hourly labor rates and charges for parts or materials for
any road repair services provided in addition to those defined herein.
It shall be the responsibility of the tow operator to first inform
the owner/operator of the vehicle of the hourly labor rates and the
estimated total cost for parts and/or materials, and receive written
consent from the owner/operator, prior to the performance of such
additional road repair services.

Heavy-duty wreckers. The towing fee for vehicles which require the use of a heavy-duty wrecker shall be based on rates set forth Subsection D(1). Wherever applicable, it shall be the responsibility of the towing operator to first inform the owner or operator of the estimated total cost prior to the performance of any towing service.

The tow operator shall be responsible to provide all
motorists utilizing the tow operator's services with a written schedule
of fees, issued by and printed on Police Department stationery, which
lists in full the maximum fees to be charged for towing, road service,
and storage within the Township when the towing, road service, or
storage is initiated under this chapter. All towing vehicles must
carry a copy of the rate schedule. Towing operators shall not exceed
the maximum charges set forth on the fee schedule for towing and the
storage of vehicles regulated under this chapter.

The towing operator shall be required to accept as
payment currency, and any credit or charge card that the operator
generally accepts during the normal course of business. Impounds must
be paid in cash.

The towing operator shall, in no instance, request
payment from the Township for any services rendered to the owners
of private vehicles; except, however, in those cases where the Police
Department authorizes the removal of a Township-owned vehicle or a
vehicle that is related to criminal activity.

Turning on or off water service and final meter reading requested for other than normal business hours. If any of the above services is requested to be carried out at a time other than during normal business hours (between 7:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m., Monday through Friday except holidays), the customer shall be charged at the prevailing wage. (§ 420-5E)

Uses other than single-family residential. Water connection
fees for other than single-family residential shall be based upon
a computation for utilizing the charge for a single-family residence
multiplied by the equivalent number of single-family units contributing
the same flow to the system and in accordance with the following standards:

In any case where the design flow cannot be reasonably
established, using Schedule A[2] as a guide, the Township shall determine the design flow by such means as are, in its opinion, fair and equitable. The water connection fee shall be equivalent to one single-family dwelling residence. (§ 420-13B)

The minimum quarterly charge for all one-family residential dwellings with five-eighths-inch by three-fourths-inch meters shall be $23.25 per quarter, with a minimum allowance of 10,000 gallons. Meters of all other sizes shall have their minimum charge as set forth in Subsection C below. [§ 420-5C(1)]

The minimum quarterly charge for a multiunit residential or multiunit commercial or a combination of the two classes of users serviced through a single water meter shall be determined by the product of the number of units multiplied by the minimum quarterly charge. If a premises is served by compound meters for fire or domestic purposes, the minimum charge shall be based on the number of units or meter size, whichever is greater. If meter size is used to determine the minimum charge for a compound meter, the smaller meter may be used to determine this minimum if 95% of the water metered is metered through the smaller meter. If in any one quarter more than 5% of the total meter water passes through the larger meter of a compound meter, then the minimum bill shall be based on the larger meter size. [§ 420-5C(2)]

The meter shall be removed at regular intervals. It shall be tested at the discretion of the water utility at no cost to the consumer. Any customer believing his meter to be inaccurate may request the meter to be tested by written request. If upon being tested the meter is found to record accurately within 2%, the customer shall be charged for the test at the prevailing cost. If the meter is found to be recording greater than 2%, then there shall be no cost to the consumer. (§ 420-6H)

Fees attributable to treating the water produced from the treatment, filtering and/or dewatering of fats, oils and grease (FOG) at the Township Wastewater Treatment Plant site, excluding the treatment of FOG wastewater discharged to the Township Wastewater Treatment Plant but not treated, filtered and/or dewatered on the Township Wastewater Treatment Plant site: [§ 329-17A(6)]

If during any calendar month the monthly billing concentration exceeds
6,000 mg/l, a surcharge of $0.001236 per gallon will be assessed for
each 1,000 mg/l or part thereof that exceeds 6,000 mg/l, provided
the NH3-N concentration is less than or equal
to 20 mg/l.

If during any calendar month the NH3-N concentration
exceeds 20 mg/l for any single sample, a surcharge of $0.09270 per
pound of NH3-N will be assessed for all FOG
wastewater discharged to the Township Wastewater Treatment Plant during
that month.

All charges in Subsections A through C above shall be increased annually by the greater of 3% or the Consumer Price Index (CPI), as determined by the U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, for the New York-Northern New Jersey area.

Payment of housing subsidies; R-3, R-3 (RCA) and R-3A (RCA) Residential Districts. The applicant shall pay to the Township for the satisfaction of its Mount Laurel obligation off site and in consideration for the provisions set forth in this subsection the sum of $10,000 per lot created by way of subdivision approval. Such sum shall be paid in the following manner: Upon adoption of this subsection and the expiration of the time of appeal thereof without being taken or a final determination of any appeal of such an approval which upholds the approval, the developer shall pay the sum of 10% of the estimated amount determined at the rate of $10,000 per lot and shall post a letter of credit for the balance of the estimated amount to be paid to the Township. [§ 430-70B(2)]

At the time of the filing for a permanent sign permit,
the following fee shall be paid by the applicant to the Township of
Parsippany-Troy Hills: $3 per square foot of surface area of the sign,
computed by one side only for double-faced signs. The minimum fee
shall be $35.

The applicant for a temporary sign permit shall pay
a fee of $35, which may be renewed after the initial six-month period
upon payment of an additional fee of $35. Temporary signs for and
in connection with special events in the community will be issued
permits without a fee.

The
applicant for a banner/pennants permit shall pay a fee of $35. If
the maximum four weeks per calendar year are not consecutive weeks,
a separate permit and fee of $35 shall be required for each time period.